Although the question may be asked whether mixed methods research is possible in light of two different paradigms, a researcher could solve the problem through practice, which Cameron considers it an important part of mixed methods research. This debate over the ability to carry out such a research process can be resolved through praxis, which Cameron describes as the mixed methods researcher becoming "knowledgeable, knowledgeable and familiar with the growing body of literature that forms mixed methods as a third methodological movement” (p. 102). Additionally, not only must the researcher understand the discipline, but he or she must also be familiar with methodological and data integration in mixed methods research (Cameron, 2011, p. 102). In other words, the debate over the practicality of mixed methods research can be addressed if the researcher recognizes the choices available to him or her in using mixed methods, and this is possible when researchers using mixed methods gain knowledge in both qualitative and quantitative research methods (Cameron, 2011). , p.104). The pragmatic approach in the research design and implementation phases allows one to ask which techniques and procedures are best for the research problem. Know the principles underlying the different methods used in qualitative and quantitative research